Housed in a former cinema, this stage belongs to the city theatre and its auditorium seats about 500. The theatre has used it for its productions since autumn 2010, with comedy, musicals, detective plays, stand-up, new Finnish premieres and concerts on the programme. The building was designed by architect Lars Sonck.
A free cloakroom is available on the stalls and balcony levels, and the theatre restaurant Lämpiö serves before the show and at the interval. The entrance is step-free, with a porch lift (maximum 300 kg) operated with staff assistance and an accessible toilet. The stalls have wheelchair spaces, and people who need an assistant get a free assistant ticket. Sign language interpretation can be arranged in advance with the theatre, audio description is offered through headsets for visually impaired visitors, and the balcony has an induction loop. There is no accessible parking area.
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